The Rivian R1T would benefit from an 800-volt electrical architecture, smartphone compatibility, and physical buttons, but it’s still great without them.
. It’s simply the most impressive vehicle we drove this year. It also moves the entire industry forward.800 volt, now
The Rivian R1T has a 400-volt electrical architecture, at least for now. It’s enough and it enables peak fast-charging speeds in excess of 200 kw. But vehicles that have the fastest charging rates run on faster, more future-proofed, 800-volt systems. Rivian’s CEO, RJ Scarinage, has said multiple times that the R1T’s peak charging rate will increase via over-the-air software updates in the future to rise above 300 kw. The timeline for this increase is unknown.
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